PVP Arena

First Steps

Make an account on the login screen (username + password — auto-saves locally so you only do this once). You'll start with 500 donuts and the free starter loadout: AK20, SG-8, Pistol, Flare, Fists, Frying Pan, Frag, Medkit. From the mode-select screen you can shop, redeem promo codes, or jump straight into a match.

Game Modes

Elimination (Round-Based)

Race (First to N Kills)

Special Modes

• D-Day — Defend the hill against waves; MG42 + AK20 forced.
• Frontlines — Push the battle line to the enemy base.
• Last Stand — Survive 10 escalating waves.
• Shooting Range — Practice mode, no enemies.
• 👑 King of the Hill (KOTH) — 10 players, 3 lives each. Plays on the 250×250 BR arena map with vehicles, helicopters, and mortars.

🎮 Arcade Modes (6)

Difficulty Tiers

🏛️ Lobby System

Every multiplayer mode routes you through a staging lobby. Players ready up, and the undermanned side can vote to fill with bots or play short-handed. Each match runs in its own isolated bubble — concurrent games don't bleed into each other.

🗺️ Maps

🤫 Map Secrets

🔫 Weapon Arsenal

Over 200 weapons across 4 slots. Most are buyable in the shop; admin items are promo-code only.

Every gun now punches the actual camera on fire, not just the viewmodel — it used to be that only a handful of weapons (the Revolver most noticeably) visibly kicked the screen; the rest only wiggled the gun prop. The kick scales off the same damage/speed/rate formula the viewmodel wobble already used, so a Revolver still hits harder than a Cycler, but nothing hits for zero anymore. It snaps back fast — this is an impact punch, not a second recoil pattern stacked on your aim.

Notable P2W Weapons

🌌 Sci-Fi P2W (Cosmic Tier)

Ten primaries with reality-bending themes: Event Horizon Rifle (12,000🍩), Void Harvester (20,000🍩), Nebula Mortar (17,500🍩), and more. Plus matching secondaries, melees, and utilities. ~215k donuts total

🪖 Admin Items (24)

Unlockable only via case-sensitive promo codes. Bypasses the shop entirely. Once unlocked, they're permanently free on that account.

Heavy primaries Minigun M134, Anti-Material Barrett, MK-44 Bushmaster, GAU-19, XM7, HK-MP7, P90 Spec

Secondaries Desert Eagle, M1911 Match, Walther PPK, Glock 18, Five-Seven

Combat knives Karambit, Trench Bayonet, Tomahawk, OTs-04, Spec-Ops Garrote

Utilities C4 Charge, Claymore, M84 Stun, Thermite, Predator UAV, Care Package, Tactical Nuke

📋 Best Loadouts (30 Curated)

Accessible via the 📋 BEST LOADOUTS button on the loadout screen. Tap to auto-equip.

🛒 Shop System

Open the shop from the mode-select screen. Five tabs: Bundles, Primary, Secondary, Melee, Utility, plus Chests, Wheel, and Upgrades.

🍩 Donuts

Earned at match end: 5 × kills + 50 (win) / 20 (loss), capped at 250/match. Spend on weapons, bundles, chests, wheel spins, and the Admin Pass.

💼 Bundles (26)

Save 20-60% off the sum of individual prices — bumped ~30% after the economy rebalance, since a deep bundle discount on top of "real" weapon prices was a loophole around the grind. Every bundle is a tight 1-4 item kit — no more grab-bags.

Standard

Themed

Fun

Premium P2W

💰 Earning donuts

A match pays 5🍩 a kill, plus 50🍩 for a win or 20🍩 for a loss, up to 250🍩 — about 85🍩 for an ordinary game. Every price in the game is in those same units, so the shop reads as matches of work:

New accounts start with 500🍩. Match rewards used to be multiplied by 400 while normal weapons were only doubled, so one match bought about seventy AKs; balances saved under that rate were scaled down once by the same 400, so every account kept what it had in matches.

📦 Chests & 🧩 Fragments

Open chests to earn weapon fragments. Spend them to unlock any priced weapon (a quarter of its donut price in fragments, 100 at least), or spend them on upgrades.

Match-end drops: Win = 50% common + 15% rare. Loss = 30% common + 5% rare. (Independent rolls — not guaranteed every match.)

🎡 Daily Wheel

One free spin per day (UTC reset). Extra spins cost 100🍩. Possible outcomes:

✨ Weapon Upgrades

Each owned weapon has three stats, each independently upgradeable up to level 10:

Costs per level (per stat): 30 / 60 / 120 / 240 / 480 / 800 / 1,200 / 1,800 / 2,500 / 3,500 fragments. Maxing one stat = 10,710 frags. Maxing all three = 32,130 frags.

🪖 Admin Pass

300 donuts for a 10-minute window where every weapon (including all admin items) is equippable. Trial-style flex — once it expires, you go back to what you actually own.

💡 Tips & Tricks

Useful

Strategic

😂 Fun Facts

Randomly shown in the lobby and 3 seconds after each match starts. 39 total facts across four categories: useful, strategic, secret, and funny. A sampling:

• "Chainsaw users are legally required to scream while charging."
• "Frying Pan does NOT in fact deflect bullets. Stop trying."
• "Tennis Racket reflects bullets. We don't know how."
• "Baguette ability 'Eat' heals you. Carbs."
• "Tac Nuke is balanced because it costs 250 of your fragile feelings."
• "Fists are free. They have always been free. They will always be free."
• "Trash123 has every admin item. Suspicious."

🔧 Tech Stack

• Three.js — 3D rendering
• Socket.IO — multiplayer networking
• Express + Node.js — server
• Railway — production hosting
• Vanilla JS — no framework on the client

🎮 Controls

Slide into an explosion. A blast normally shoves you away from itself, which stops a slide dead. If one goes off in front of you while you are sliding, it drives you along the slide instead — and 50% faster than the shove would have been. Behind or beside you, it pushes you the usual way.

🎨 Skins

Skins are purely cosmetic. Every one of them changes how a weapon looks — body and accent colours, the tint of its tracer, sometimes a effect shell like crystal or smoke — and none of them changes damage, spread, fire rate, magazine, reload or anything else that decides a fight. A gold AK kills exactly as fast as a cardboard one.

That is enforced in code rather than by discipline: a skin's stats are filtered down to the cosmetic keys before they ever reach the weapon, so a skin that declared a damage number would simply be ignored.

There are three kinds. Colour themes (22) repaint every gun at once. Model skins replace the weapon with a different object entirely — 81 of them across 62 guns, from the AUG to a leaf blower, a slushie machine, a telescope on the SR-X, a banana Desert Eagle, an accordion MG42 and a tuba where the bazooka was — and they keep the weapon's stats, its reload track and its prop beats, so nothing about the fight changes. Melee model skins do the same for the other hand: 30 of them — every melee you can actually equip now has an alternative, admin blades included. The knife becomes a floss dispenser, the fire axe becomes an actual electric guitar (it is called an axe), the riot shield becomes a trash can lid, the lightsabre becomes a fluorescent tube, the Vampire Blade becomes a ketchup bottle, the Volt Whip becomes a string of Christmas lights and the Gravity Hammer becomes a meat tenderizer. On the admin rack the Karambit becomes a can opener, the Trench Bayonet a cocktail toothpick, the Tomahawk an ice scraper, the OTs-04 a nail file and the Spec-Ops Garrote a phone charger. Same damage, same reach, same ability.

One family goes further than a different object. The emoticon skins are guns drawn out of characters — the text gun ᵕᠵデᡁ╼━ stretched into three dimensions, white faces with black rims and nothing in between. There are five of them, on the AK-20, pistol, SR-X, SG8 and minigun, and they fire -. The dash is the only thing in the game a skin changes about a projectile, it is still purely cosmetic, and it only applies to rounds YOU fire: an enemy holding the same weapon is holding their own skin, and the server is never told about any of it.

Every gun skin has its own sound, and every object has its own reload. A barcode scanner beeps and takes a battery; a glue gun takes a glue stick in the back; the crisp tube is refilled with crisps; the champagne is shaken and re-corked; the egg timer is wound; the pipe organ has its bellows pumped; the emoticon guns are backspaced and retyped. Skins that are real guns — the AUG, the Dragunov, the M249 — keep their gun’s reload, because they take the same ammunition, but each has its own voice. All of it is heard only by you: other players hear your gun, not your skin.

Some skins make an entrance. Draw the Hyperspace AK and it arrives as crystal shards hanging in space around your hands, which then fuse into a rifle. The Origami Pistol folds itself up out of a sheet of paper, the Brick XM7 is snapped together a brick at a time, the 8-Bit SR-X pops in a pixel at a time, and the Portal SG8 steps out of a portal. It is only something to look at: fire, reload or aim and the gun is instantly whole, so an entrance can never make you slower to shoot.

Close range gets them too. The Hyperspace Knife fuses from crystal like the AK; the Butterfly Knife’s handles flip round the blade and close as the grip; the Laser Katana’s blade runs out of the hilt; the Frost Axe is tossed up and caught; the Outlaw Shorty spin-cocks round its loop lever; and the Gunslinger twirls twice round the trigger finger. Swing a blade or fire a gun and it is instantly ready.

A few never stop moving while you hold them. The Singularity Knife is pulled out of a black hole — stretched thin as it comes — and black and white sparks flash off it constantly. The Sakura Katana blooms out of a swirl of petals and keeps shedding them. The Thunder Spear arrives on a lightning strike with arcs crawling along the shaft. The Blueprint AK is the AK as its own technical drawing: it scans itself in and flickers like a hologram. The Glitch Deagle teleports together, and every so often a piece is somewhere it should not be.

More of them: the Fishbowl Carbine fills with water when drawn and three fish live in it; the Clockwork Coilgun clicks together like something wound, its gears never stop turning and it lets off steam; the Neon SMG warms up a tube at a time like a sign, its colours drifting; the Constellation Launcher draws its stars, then the lines between them, then itself, with stars twinkling inside; the Phantom Cannon fades up out of nothing and breathes, shedding wisps; and the Balloon Sword is blown up hilt to tip and never quite stops wobbling.

🌈 The Rainbow AK is split out of a prism. A beam of white light hits a spinning prism in front of your hands, it splits into seven, and every piece of the AK comes out of the prism along its own colour — red first, violet last. The prism shatters, rainbow rings blast out, and from then on the colours flow down the gun. Its rounds are rainbow too.

🎬 Entrances come out of Skin Case Gen 2. Every skin above that plays an animation when you draw it — 46 of them, 32 guns and 14 melee — is dealt by that case: 5,000🍩 — about 59 matches, deliberately just under the cheapest P2W weapon at 6,000🍩. Rarity sets the odds rather than the price. The roll is weighted legendary 2 : rare 3 : good 6, so a balloon knife turns up early and often while the Rainbow AK sits at roughly 1% on a fresh account. No case is ever wasted: each one deals a skin you do not own yet, and duplicates only start once you own them all, so the whole set is exactly 46 cases — 230,000🍩, which nobody is going to finish. The server owns both the roll and the record of what you have pulled, so neither can be claimed from the browser. The Legend entrances below are not in it — those are earned, not bought.

There are three cases. Gen 1 (1,500🍩) holds the basic skins and the realistic military models: the Dragunov, the M249, the Remington 870, the MGL. Gen 2 (5,000🍩) holds the entrances. The Donut Case (4,000🍩) has a pool of two — The Glazer and the Ring King — and is priced for it. You can buy a case anywhere, but you have to be standing in Lobby 13 to open one.

🔥 FFA Legend skins are the real weapon, cursed: turned to obsidian, the small hardware glowing like embers, spikes driven out along the spine and flanks, and black and red fire burning off the top with embers lifting off it. Drawing one makes the fire flare up with a whoomph, and your rounds fly as red-hot streaks trailing black smoke. There are eight: the AK-20, pistol, SG8, SR-X and Vector, and the knife, katana and bat.

They are earned, and it is meant to take forever: deal 1,000,000 damage in FFA, or win 5,000 FFA matches — whichever comes first unlocks all eight at once. Progress shows on every locked Legend in the skins panel. Damage is counted by the server as it lands, so it cannot be claimed; a win only counts from a real FFA match that has run at least 30 seconds, where you landed a kill the server saw. You need to be logged in for any of it to count.

Every Legend makes its own entrance and none are alike: the AK rises out of an eruption of fire; the pistol is packed in a black cube that folds open; the SG8 is forged, red hot under three hammer blows, and cools with a hiss; the SR-X rains down in pieces like meteors; the Vector spirals in on a fiery vortex; the knife is thrown up and drilled round three times; the katana is drawn from a black scabbard; the bat is slammed down with a ring of fire. The fire catches with a whoomph once it is whole. None of the guns reload with a magazine either: a wave of red light bursts through the AK; the pistol takes a burning soul; the SG8 takes coals; the SR-X draws red energy back up its barrel; and the Vector takes a molten magazine.

The older melee skins (27 of them) are a name and a look on the same weapon, and they also keep the base item's numbers and its ability. Where one of those has since been given a real model the rename was deleted, because a skin that is only a different caption is not a skin. So far that has taken Dental Floss, Pool Noodle and Umbrella Sword.

📋 Every Primary (77)

📋 Every Secondary (38)

📋 Every Melee (42)

📋 Every Utility (49)

📜 Donuts

• Engine, design, and most code: VideoGameTips
• Additional content: Codex (5 maps + respawn improvements)
• Master Admin: Trash123 👑 suspiciously well-equipped